Pedal Guitar

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As you have heard of your favorite artists play the guitar, may have found yourself wondering how many different sounds are produced by a single instrument. The answer is - not all settings are the same guitar! Not only different guitars produce different tones, but many musicians rely on guitar pedals to add some effects to the way your guitar sounds. In other words, the guitar sound is not usually that way - only when the signal passes through the pedals and amplifier not reach the final pitch.

The guitar pedal itself is a small metal or plastic box, which houses the electronics that alter sound quality of the signal being fed into it. Most modern guitar pedals are managed with the feet, leaving guitarist hands free to continue playing while altering his tone, even in the middle of a song. Some pedals are simply switched on and off with the key of the foot, while other types of pedals, known as the expression pedal to respond to the intensity and pressure applied. The harder you press an expression pedal down more deformed or add your signal effect.

There are literally thousands of different guitar pedals out there, and each is designed to add a new sound to his arsenal. A distortion, fuzz, overdrive, chorus, tremolo, flanger, reverb, phaser and more. It is difficult to describe sounds with the text, so it's best to try different guitar pedals in their local music store to see what tone each produces.